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Moss tells an interesting story with an adorable protagonist. I count it among my favorite VR experiences
The simple presentation belies a deep and engaging gameplay loop that unfolds over multiple playthroughs, as new unlocks completely change required tactics
Florence weaves its alluring aesthetics, simple interactivity, and genuine story in creative and compelling ways
Complex and interwoven systems can be daunting, but building an empire remains incredibly rewarding
Fe is neither a good platformer or a compelling puzzle experience, and its narrative inspires a disinterested shoulder shrug
Secret of Mana's retelling is full of highs and lows. The colorful world and boss battles still hold their allure, but the overall execution feels average (at best)
The world is more enjoyable than the mystery therein, but the experience is intriguing overall
Rust has deep rewards for those willing to put up with its bundle of technical issues, tediousness, and player toxicity
Thanks to its robust battle system, intriguing character-switching puzzles, and beautiful storytelling, Crossing Souls is a fantastic adventure that goes beyond its nostalgic trappings
This succeeds as a collection of fun Final Fantasy characters, music, and moments. However, the core multiplayer experience is severely lacking in every respect
A solid story and rewarding platforming sequences makes for a highly gratifying climb
With a robust crafting system and several amazing secrets to find, Subnautica never ceases to entertain
Iconoclasts plays well, looks great, and has some strong level design, but the unexpected highlight is a narrative that examines topics like religion and environmentalism in a well-realized world with real consequences
Shadow of the Colossus is a masterpiece, and developer Bluepoint has done a fantastic job bringing it to a new generation
With an exceptional career mode and improved gameplay on top of its predecessor's already-strong offerings, UFC 3 is the best MMA game ever released
Dragon Ball fans have plenty to enjoy in single-player, while fighting enthusiasts get a fast, dense game full of options
Intense battles, rewarding progression loops, and excellent multiplayer experiences make this the best Monster Hunter game to date
What Ails You serves as the payoff to the slow burn that has been this season so far, and it's an satisfying one
The combat is fun and the plot takes some interesting turns, but that doesn't change the frustrating design and tediousness
The Red Strings Club's great cast of characters and philosophical themes about the meaning of happiness provide plenty of thought-provoking entertainment